An unsettled weather pattern remains over Central Florida for the holiday weekend, meaning showers and storms are likely the rest of Labor Day weekend.

Sunday

The west coast sea breeze will be the primary rain maker for Sunday. We will start off mostly dry with a mix of sun and clouds. The west coast sea breeze will begin to develop around 2pm, favoring the 75 corridor. The east and west coast sea breezes will meet near and just east of I-4 late-afternoon, around 4-5pm. Thunderstorms will blow up along the Orlando metro and east coast beaches into the early evening. Storms will begin to fade after 9pm. Highs will hit the low 90s with “feels like” temperatures in the 100-105ºF range.

Monday

Labor Day itself will be the wettest day of the holiday weekend as a trough of low pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere brings a cold front into Northern Florida. This will add moisture and instability to develop a plethora of storms throughout the day. As we wake up Monday morning, scattered showers will be over our norther counties, especially Flagler, Marion, and Northern Volusia. Rain chances continue to spill southward by lunchtime and linger across Central Florida through the afternoon.